Crassula Portulacea (jade plant) profile

Crassula Portulacea CV, commonly known as jade plant, lucky plant, money plant or money tree, is a succulent plant of The genus Cerasus, native to South Africa. Crassula Portulacea CV likes warm, dry, sunny environments, and tolerates semi-shade. It is usually green, and when the sun is in full, the edges of the leaves turn red and the plant appears golden, hence the name.

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Crassula Portulacea CV morphological characteristics

Crassula Portulacea CV is a kind of succulent plant whose branches are easily lignified and grow in the shape of a tree. It often appears in the shape of a tall tree in its place of origin. Its leaves are green most of the time.

Crassula Portulacea CV growth environment

Crassula Portulacea CV likes sunshine, less watering in summer, more developed roots, stronger habits, not too much management.

Crassula Portulacea CV distribution range

Crassula portulacea CV is native to South Africa and is now cultivated in many parts of the world.

Jade plant is one of the plants that can grow in water

How to grow Crassula Portulacea CV  in containers

Crassula Portulacea CV is well suited for cultivation on its own, as it grows very large and occupies most of the space in its late stage, and is not suitable for combination with other succulents. When the sun shines, the whole plant turns red, which is very eye-catching. In the south, the temperature is not low, which is more suitable for planting in the garden. Know more about Crassula Portulacea CV care.
In containers, crassula portulacea will stay small and is regularly used for bonsai to take to seem of ancient timber or shrubs.

Crassula Portulacea CV develops slowly and can be trimmed into the form of bushes with fascinating trunks. In the floor they will sooner or later attain a top of four to 5 toes tall.
A Gollum Jade plant and a ceramic fish endorse an underwater garden
Older flowers take on a special gnarled appear and can add an underwater seem to your garden.
Gollum Jade is remarkable if you don’t have time to fuss over a worrying plant. Crassula fortunately oblige and even produce blooms in late winter. This will increase their cost as a panorama plant in my e book as wintry weather blooming vegetation are uncommon.
Shrek Plants produce flower clusters that seem to be like tiny bouquets of daisies. Bloom coloration can vary from mild to darkish pink, some have a salmon or coral tint. The plant I commenced as a small reducing two years in the past is blooming for the first time this year. Established plant life must bloom reliably every year.
These shrubs are known as succulent plant life due to the fact they save their water in their trunks and leaves. This permits them to get via with little water. All that saved water can make them inclined to rot if they take a seat in a pool of moist dirt. Let the soil dry out between watering to preserve them happy.

Crassula Portulacea CV propagation mode

Crassula Portulacea CV mainly use to cutting propagation, cut a section inserted into the soil can, and Crassula Portulacea CV is relatively easy to survive.

How to care for Crassula Portulacea CV

1. To adapt to the environment

Crassula Portulacea CV likes to adapt to warm, dry, sunny environments, and can also tolerate semi-cloudy environments.

2. Soil requirements

Crassula Portulacea CV requires that the soil be permeable, so the soil of Crassula Portulacea CV is made up of peat mixed with coal cinder particles. In addition, large particles of stone can be laid on the soil surface to ensure that the soil is permeable.

3. Lighting requirements

Crassula Portulacea CV has full sun exposure throughout the year except for the summer, when the sun is properly shaded.

If Crassula Portulacea CV was fleshy and had sufficient sunlight, the leaves would be gorgeous and the plant shape would be more compact and beautiful. If Crassula Portulacea CV gets insufficient or too little light, then the leaves of Crassula Portulacea CV turn pale to green, and the leaves are loosely arranged and elongated, reducing their attractiveness.

4. Watering requirements

When watering Crassula Portulacea CV succulently, the medium is usually dried before watering. Usually, watering is required to be thoroughly dried and the amount of watering should be controlled in the process to avoid water accumulation caused by too little water.

5. Summer maintenance

During the dormant period of Crassula Portulacea CV in the summer, less water should be used during dormancy. Water should not be used until the temperature comes down in the middle of September. Don't use too much water in the summer, otherwise it will be difficult for Crassula Portulacea CV to survive the summer.

6. Winter maintenance

In winter, Crassula Portulacea CV can always be watered if the temperature is above 5 C, but if the temperature is below 5 C, cut off the water, otherwise it will easily cause fleshily frostbite.

Crassula Portulacea CV main value

Crassula Portulacea CV’s leaf shape leaf color is relatively beautiful, and has a certain ornamental value. Potted plants can be placed next to televisions and computers to absorb radiation. They can also be planted indoors to absorb formaldehyde and purify the air.